Message to W. Churchill (Correspondence Vol. 1, No. 444)

Thank you for the message of April 25 about Himmler's intention to surrender on the Western Front. I regard your suggestion for confronting Himmler with a demand for unconditional surrender on all fronts, including the Soviet front, as the only correct one. Knowing you as I do, I never doubted that you would act in exactly this manner. Please act in the spirit of your suggestion, and as for the Red Army, it will press on to Berlin in the interest of our common cause.
For your information I have sent a similar reply to President Truman who addressed me with the same query.

April 25, 1945